Louise Yu wins Georgia Women's Match Play
6/4/2016 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: View results for Georgia Women's Match Play, University of Georgia Golf Course
Yu, of Duluth, defeated Anna Buchanan 5-and-3
CARROLLTON, Ga. (June 4, 2016) -- Louise Yu of Duluth defeated Anna Buchanan of Athens to take the at the 19th playing of the Georgia Women's Match Play Championship. The event was contested at Sunset Hills Country Club.
Yu advanced to the final match with wins on Friday over Emma Bell of Braselton (5 and 4) in the quarterfinals and top seed Elisa Yang of Norcross (4 and 3) in the semifinals.
Buchanan earned her berth in the Championship match by defeating Courtney Lowery of Greenville (3 and 2) in the quarterfinals and Harmanprit Kaur of Lawrenceville (3 and 2) in the semis.
About the Georgia Women's Match Play
Open to female amateur golfers in two separate divisions - Championship and Senior Women's Championship (for those age 50 and older as of the first day of the competition) Maximum field size of 84 players - low 42 players chosen by handicap index for...
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